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The Duke's of Hazzard of EMS

Someone used to drive for Swift Trucking

Being American Laotion and an EMT, there is an EMS group in Laos that does the same thing in America. Their story is very interesting and shows how EMS is a global Culture. How these guys do EMS in Laos is very interesting because the Western Standard of EMS is far different in Laos...

The state of Connecticut allows it and some states may have rules that are different. It varies from state to state on what they allow including allowing teens to be EMR's and EMT's

The town of Darien and Westport Connecticut allows them and the town residents in those two towns don't object and even back them. It's why it's the only part of Connecticut that allows it but the rest of Connecticut doesn't or doesn't have a program that is similar to Westport and Darien...

It's cause who's going to replace you when you're thrown into the nursing home or assisted living center? Getting High School teens interested in Fire and EMS careers, sets us up for the next generation of healthcare providers. I rather get high school kids interested in Fire and EMS careers...

My state seriously needs a system like this.

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That's why Tigger, I think AEMT's are great for Rural communities and even rural states like Alaska, New Hampshire, Vermont, Montana, and Maine. I am talking about towns in Northern New England states such as Fort Kent, Maine, Houlton Maine, Eastport Maine, Pittsburg New Hampshire, and Derby...

You know I am so jealous of Rhode Island EMS.

What about states like Alaska, Montana, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont? Would AEMT's be of useful in those rural states

I would think AEMT's would be great in rural states and even in places like Alaska, Montana, Northern Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire. Suburbs, it depends on how far are you from a hospital or a Paramedic intercept. I'm just thinking, rural communities where it would take you a half hour to...

What's everyone's take on AEMT's, Good idea or Bad idea. To me, I think AEMT's are a good idea because they are great for rural communities in America who don't have access to a Paramedic. On top of that they are a great stepping stone for EMT's who want to go to Paramedic school with a...

You forgot that we do have Senior Military colleges like VMI, Norwich, Univ of North Georgia, Citedal, Texas A&M, Virginia Tech, Mass Maritime, Maine Maritime, SUNY Maritime, Cal Maritime that allow 17 years old in on ROTC scholarships. You have to be 17 years old to obtain an ROTC scholarship...

All the Federal academies have the federal age rule. A high school graduate, At least age 17, but not 23 or older, on July 1 of the year you enter West Point, Annapolis, Colorado Springs, Kings Point, and New London, Ct They are still allowed to go on calls. I have seen Volunteer fire depts...

It depends on what state you live in. I live in Connecticut where I live, I know at 16 years old, you can sit in an EMT class and even take the State EMT exam. Connecticut allows it and it varies from state to state and what your EMS office allows. Even in Connecticut, I have heard EMRs as young...

They do that in Darien Connecticut and have done it for 53 years and started it in 1970. Even the rich town of Darien Connecticut backs them and the town allows them. The Darien School board is fully on board and even allows the high school kids to respond to calls while in School. That's why...

I know Darien EMS Post 53 allows High school EMTs to run calls while they are in school and they have the backing of the Town, High school, and School board. It's why I am all for High school students in their Junior and Senior standing to get their EMTs and even be allowed to run on calls...